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President of the Dingo Foundation, Les Harris

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President of the Dingo Foundation, Les Harris

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Claims that it is possible for a dingo to carry a baby inside it's mouth for long distances , however, forensic expert James Cameron gave evidence from studying dingo jaw plasters that it was impossible for a normal dingo to completely envelop a baby's head

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Lindy Chamberlain claimed to have seen a dingo dragging Azaria away from the tent. Paw Prints were found at the scene

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9-week old Azaria Chamberlain disappears from bloody, paw-covered tent in Ayers Rock, 17th August, 1980, ~8:40PM. She is claimed dead after Aboriginals and White trackers followed a paw trail with drag marks.

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On September 13th, 1982, the chamberlains went on trail for the murder of Azaria Chamberlain.
- On October 29th, 1982, Lindy Chamberlian was convicted for murder of the death of Azaria Chamberlain, and was given a life sentence.

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After the discovery of the White Matinee Shirt, Lindy Chamberlain was released and had all convictions dropped on February 7th, 1986, under false imprisonment.
- Lindy  was compensated up to $1.3 million for both her false imprisonment and dismantled car.

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During the trail, Lenehan claims to have hitchhiked in the Chamberlain's car while injured.
- Fetal blood not explained.

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Witnesses claim that Lindy was back at the BBQ within 10 minutes of her putting the baby in the tent.
- Azaria's cry was heard until after Lindy came back to the BBQ.

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On September 19th, 1981, the Chamberlain car was dismantled and searched.
- Investigators found a large quantity of fetus blood (belonging to a human long older than 6 months).
- Blood spurts from an arterial wound under the dashboard which is consistent to a child's neck being cut.
- Pair of slightly blood-covered scissors.
-  Lindy cannot explain why there was blood in the car.
- Blood found in car was found to be paint emulsion in 1983.

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In January 1986, Brett died during an evening climb on Ayers Rock.
- Brett's body was found in dingo lairs.
- Police found a White Matinee shirt that Azaria Chamberlain was found wearing during the night of her death.

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- Small quantities of blood are found covering the inside of tent, bloodied paw-prints found in both the interior and exterior of the tent.
- There is a lack of human tissue found in the tent, making it unlikely the dingo was the murderer.
- Paw-prints found on the doorway of tent, drag marks were also found.

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After 1 week of investigation, a torn nappy and bloody jumpsuit was discovered. Jumpsuit stains showed a downward flow of blood.
- Evidence shows that the clothes were ripped after the wound was made.
- UV lighting shows a blood contaminated hand-print of the right side of the jumpsuit.
- Lack of arterial blood.

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First to notice Azaria was gone and claims to have witnessed Azaria being dragged away by a dingo.

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Collected photographs of large paw-prints centimetres outside of the tent along with blood, which wasn't tested.

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Found spray marks with blood consistent of a dingo carrying a bleeding baby, however, he did not agree that the blood belonged to a human. Canine hairs were also found in the tent and on Azaria's jumpsuit.